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As of November 29, 2025, severe flooding in southern Thailand has affected over 1.4 million households and 3.8 million people across 12 provinces. The death toll has risen to 162, with Songkhla province, especially Hat Yai city, hardest hit. Floodwaters are receding, enabling rescue and relief efforts, while the government faces criticism over flood management and plans compensation and aid.
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Heavy rains caused severe flooding across 12 southern provinces of Thailand, affecting over 3 million people and resulting in at least 82 deaths. The government acknowledged shortcomings in flood management, announced relief measures, and received royal support, including a donation from King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
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Severe flooding caused by cyclone-fueled rains has killed over 250 people across Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia, displacing thousands. Authorities face challenges reaching affected areas amid landslides, power outages, and overwhelmed morgues. Rain is expected to continue, prolonging the crisis as rescue efforts continue.
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Severe flooding in Indonesia, caused by cyclone and heavy rains, has resulted in at least 442 deaths and displaced nearly 291,000 people. Rescue efforts are ongoing amid infrastructure damage, blocked roads, and limited communication. Aid is being delivered via helicopters, navy ships, and satellite internet, with looting reported in affected areas.